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Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1904

Page

8

Salaries in Interior Department Targeted for Rollback

A petition is being circulated among business men in Dawbon to plead with Ottawa to revoke the July 1 salary reductions for Interior Department employees and officials. The federal payroll in the territory runs about $90,000 monthly, heavily to Interior branches. the cut would trim those earning over $2,400 a year by 900 and those below by 600.

Dawbon Ottawa Department of the Interior Interior Department

Plans to move Eagle Company C Eighth Infantry

The War Department orders Company C Eighth Infantry stationed at Eagle to Fort Thomas Kentucky. Soldiers will depart Eagle early next month. Eagle company to be reinforced by two outer units later in month. Barracks and post equipment at Eagle are to be expanded to meet the larger detachment.

McKensie Dawson United States War Department Eighth Infantry Eagle Fort Thomas Kentucky Bagte

Dawson and Nome notices from late May and June

Dawson reports United States consul appointment changes with Leo Berghgtx moving to Dawson from Three-Quebec. Nome city council to purchase the Snake River bridge for 2700 dollars, due June 15. Dawson men stampeding a Yukon tributary creek with property staking kept secret after a trip by Emil Mrauf Andy Mc Kennie and others aboard Stauf s launch.

Nome Snake River

Mining gear shipment heads for Fairbanks encampment sale

Mining machinery bound for the new camp will be offered to miners with ample supply to meet demand. Three boats departed Dawson last week for Fairbanks each carrying mining gear. The steamer Leah will sail from Dawson next Wednesday as the Northern Commercial company ships a large consignment of equipment.

Dawson Tanana Fairbanks Leah Northern Commercial Company

Steamer Lightning in danger at Washington Creek

Dawbon May 30 reports the steamer Lightning may break in two as it sits on the river bank at Washington Creek unless aid arrives immediately. Advices came this morning via officers aboard the steamer Bustle, which reached Fort Yukon.

Dawbon Lightning Washington Creek Bustle Fort Yukon

Fire destroys roadhouse and stables at Lake Lebarge

A nearby roadhouse and its head of Lake Lebarge stables were completely leveled by a recent blaze. No injuries reported as firefighters battled the flames. The cause is under investigation and the scene is securing the damaged property.

Lake Lebarge

Nellie Cashman To Open Trading Post In Fairbanks

Nellie Cashman famous for meeting Yukon natives in 1874 will establish a trading business and coffee house in Fairbanks. The known figure among North country miners plans the venture in the Yukon town as a new enterprise.

Dawbon Nellie Cashman Hovotalingua Yukon Fairbanks

Phil William Bhock, Pioneer of Kiendike District, Dies

June 1 report from Dawson states Phil William J. Bhock, a prominent Kiendike district pioneer, died at St Marys hospital at 7 45 pm after a brief illness.

Dawson Phil William J. Bhock Kiendike St. Mary's Hospital

Demers Death Quiets Seattle Native at Dawson Hospital

June 2 obituary notes Delphie Demers died at Marys Hospital following cancer surgery. Former Seattle resident, wife of Frank Demers, mother of two, survived by a son and daughter, as well as Mrs. J. A. Williams, all of Dawson.

Dawson Delphie Demers Mary's Hospital Seattle Mire. Demerste Frank Demers Frank ©. Demers J. A. Williams

Bartletts Plan Move to Tibet Gold Fields

Al Bartlett, brother of Mike Bartlett who was acquitted of wife murder, tells a Dawson paper he and Mike will soon depart for Tibet in search of gold. He cites two gold booms in new regions, Tibet and China, with Tibet likely opening soon and a chance to be on the ground floor.

al Bartlett Mike Bartlett Dawson Mike Thibet China Seattle

Miner’s Suicide Attempt and Water Rule Notice

In a despondent mood J MacKenzie, a miner at 67 below on Hunker, tried to cut his throat but failed. the article also notes irrigation water restrictions and deadlines for notices of vacancies at the city water office, with May vacancies due by June 16.

Dawson J. MacKenzie Hunker MacKenzie

Alaska towns set to reopen gambling under new rule

Dawson will be the last mining camp in the North where gambling is banned within weeks. Alaska towns including Nome and Fairbanks plan to open large scale gambling under local regulation, with Skagway largely unchanged except for possible removal of partitions.

Dawson Alaska Nome Fairbanks Skagway

Change of administration feared in Yukon politics

Dawson de clare reports that Yukon faces a coming administration shift as Commissioner Condon faces graft accusations and anti-government press, while the Yukon Sun shifts to bolter Liberal faction coverage. The Sun predicts a fight that could curb graft, incompetence, and ring rule.

Dawson Yukon Condon Brady Alaska Dawnon Yukon Sun Bolters Liberal Party the Sun Liberal Party of

Patent Remedy Claims Cure for Catarrh

An advertisement touts a constitutional remedy for catarrh marketed by A. F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio. It asserts internal doses in teaspoonful amounts and argues prior doctors could not cure catarrh. The claim highlights a global health benefit and emphasizes internal action rather than external treatment.

Eugee Manufacturer & Co Toledo F. J. Cheney

Miner Parker Returns from Nome Voyage to Alaska Claims

The article recounts Parker’s long journey from Korea to Alaska to stake claims. It notes rumors of his drowning years ago and a sister’s grief, his Seattle obituary, and his surprising return after serving as an engineer on the US transport Sheridan during wartime. He then sailed across the ocean for a pleasure voyage before resuming work in the North.

Parker Seattle Nome Chemulpo United States Sheridan North Acean

Half Price Sale on All Silk Neck Ruffs

A local store advertises half price on every silk neck ruff in stock. Limited quantities available as the sale highlights dramatic discounts on the period accessories.

Crane Employment Agency Seeks Sober Industrious Workers

The Geo W Crane employment agency at 117 Within Street offers jobs to capable laborers seeking steady work. Crane, respected in the Pacific Northwest, promises placement in various lines if mills or camps shut down. First come first served, so visit soon to secure opportunities.

Geo. W. Crane Employment Agency Crane Pacific Northwest Crane's

Questionable rule rhetoric echoes in Yukon governance talk

A fragmented passage questions whether exar-rule and penny-trumpet heraldry may flourish under Yukon governance and if public servants can avoid becoming masters. It lists places such as Cyrene Xanthus Leeds Madrona Madison and parkas with daily time ranges from 10 30 a m to 10 p m.

Yukon Cyrene Xanthus Leeds Madrona Madison Parkas

Odd Veneer Beat Rocker In Oak Morris Chair Sale

A splendid solid oak Morris Chair with velour reversible cash amen 1m is highlighted alongside a large Brussels rug. The notice presents furniture items in a single sale context without further details of buyer or date.

Pulmo Morris Schoenfeld

Newsboys at Pleasant Beach Sunday

Newsboys gather at Pleasant Beach on Sunday with boats leaving at two hourly intervals after 9 a.m. The schedule outlines morning departures and continued service through the day.

Pleasant Beach Pior

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